Walk Through Animal Rescue Mission

03/29/2021

03/29/2021

03/29/2021

“I wouldn’t say this is intentional trauma, but neglect is also abuse, and he was without a doubt neglected.”

03/29/2021

Moogie has been a frequent visitor to the VAO. We are thrilled to report that she has finally found her happily ever after. Her fabulous new family says she is doing great and loves attention. And they love her. Looks like we won’t be seeing Moogie again. Happy life sweet girl! ❤️

03/28/2021

3 Benefits of Spaying or Neutering Your Pet http://lnk4u.us/EUayNWP

03/28/2021

https://gofund.me/2960d5c8

03/28/2021

Influencing company’s activities on social media, respond to company’s mails and messages

03/26/2021

The world would be a nicer place if everyone had the ability to love as unconditionally as a dog.
Don’t treat your dog like an animal!
Let Them Know Someone Cares.‼️‼️‼️

03/26/2021

Paralyzed Buddy with tetanus lost the ability to walk, but this lady worked her magic 👏

You can’t buy love, but you can rescue it.
You’re there already.
The best things in life are rescued.
Be the voice of the strays 🙏🙏🙏

03/26/2021

Percy is a 9 year old pug who has had a very good life, and is the sweetest boy you'll ever meet. A couple of weeks ago we noticed he was slowing down a lot and wouldn't eat; which for a pug is a big concern, he lives to eat! We took him to the vet and they determined it be to his teeth that were the cause of his discomfort and lack of appetite. He has had oral problems all his life, having gotten half of his teeth removed about 6 years ago this was no surprise to us.

So two weeks later we took him to the vet for his dental surgery and during their routine pre-surgery x-rays they discovered that his jaw was actually broken. He had lots of bone loss around his left jaw due to his poor teeth and this was a break that could not have been prevented. Anything could have broken it; from him bumping into something or even eating something too crunchy.

So we rushed him to an emergency specialist to fix his broken jaw and what went from a $1200 procedure to just have his teeth out, turned into a $4000 surgery to fix his broken jaw. We have already had to pay $750 for his anesthesia and initial x-rays. I can guarantee 100% of the funds raised to will back into paying for his medical bills, and any follow up procedures and medications that he will need. I have attached a bill of the $750 we paid, the estimate of his jaw surgery, and a letter describing his condition.

Percy has been apart of our family for 9 loving years now and we could not imagine our life without. He has a best friend at home that misses him every second he's not already there. Our vet says he is otherwise a very healthy boy and that getting this surgery is essential in guaranteeing him a long happy and healthy life.

Our family would be forever grateful to anyone to donates to help keep our special boy happy and healthy and in our lives.



https://www.facebook.com/donate/494197311740927/494197345074257/

03/26/2021

My husband got the okay to have a dog from the landlord the exact same day we adopted Buddy. We knew we wanted to adopt/rescue because of the many dogs waiting for someone to bring them home. My husband Tucker was out meeting dogs at a different rescue when I called him to drive to AHS Woodbury to meet Buddy.

I saw him online and it said he had been there for quite some time. He was 10 years old at the time with gentle eyes in his picture. I called the Woodbury shelter and they confirmed he was still there because people tend to pass over senior dogs. She told me he was such a sweet boy with a sad heart. I knew immediately that he was meant to be ours.

Tucker met Buddy right before closing and sent me a picture in the meeting room. I started crying and told him to do what he thought was best. A little while later I received a picture of Buddy in the passenger seat of the car, wagging his tail, and “smiling” from ear to ear. He was going home!

We had an instant bond and we are inseparable. Tucker has a very playful relationship with him and Buddy goes to him when he wants someone to play — for a senior dog he has a lot of energy and LOVES squeaky toys. We have a very loving and cuddly relationship, he needs to know where “mom” is at all times and rarely leaves my side. If I am sitting down, he’s cuddling me. He rarely gives kisses but he makes an exception for us.

He is our world and we love him so much. Buddy is very spoiled and we believe he is living his best life with us! We love our senior puppy!

- Cassie